Sentence examples for particularly adding from inspiring English sources
"For the most part I think these towns just don't want to have to pay for the increase in their populations, particularly adding children to their schools systems that could impact taxes".
The trend is as follows: adding an addition electron costs energy particularly adding an odd number, or worse yet, adding a prime number.
15 The interview process, questions and prompts were refined by the study team during the initial stage of data collection, particularly adding questions and prompts to focus the participant on recovery from their hip fracture.
Substantial scientific evidence gained in the past decade has shown that various aspects of the built environment can have profound, directly measurable effects on both physical and mental health outcomes, particularly adding to the burden of illness among ethnic minority populations and low-income communities.
Ongoing and future climate change will lead to higher heat exposures for billions of people in tropical countries, and most likely affect poor people in labouring occupations particularly, adding to the health inequities caused by the other health hazards linked to climate change (5, 16).
It would not be a move that would particularly add to a referee's burden – they already make a distinction between goalscoring opportunities and non-goalscoring opportunities when deciding whether to show the offending party the red card.
And to break the fourth wall: this is the type of post that's merely meant to kill some time, and not particularly add any happiness to your day.
It is clear that on going from monolayer to bulk the properties of bulk MoS 2 are particularly added to parameter ( tilde{V}left(_{s_0,{s}_1, k}^pright) ), by anharmonicity of bulk, because symmetries of monolayer and bulk MoS 2 are different.
Anecdotal evidence from health providers and parents in Alaska Native communities indicate carbohydrate intake, particularly added sugars from beverages, as an important intervention target for children.
Where the mother is ill, this is an additional source of anxiety for both parents, but perhaps particularly adds pressure on the father.
In contrast to the clinical setting of the solitary pulmonary nodule in patients without a history of known malignancy, BPL may be of particularly added value in assessing small nodules in the context of known malignancy.
